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  El Paso
County Government
  Assessor  Mark Flutcher 1 22 +20.76%
  Clerk and Recorder  Steve Schleiker 1 22 +20.43%
  Coroner  Leon Kelly 2 22 +100.00%
  Sheriff  Joe Roybal 1 22 +20.12%
  Surveyor  Richard E. Mariotti 2 22 +100.00%
  Treasurer  Chuck Broerman 1 22 +30.39%
State Judiciary
  District Attorney - El Paso  Michael Allen 2 24 +21.71%
County Commission
  Board of Commissioners District 1  Holly J. Williams 2 22 +36.31%
  Board of Commissioners District 2  Carrie Geitner 2 24 +30.13%
  Board of Commissioners District 3  William "Bill" Wysong 1 24 +8.52%
  Board of Commissioners District 4  Cory Applegate 1 24 +18.29%
  Board of Commissioners District 5  Cami Bremer 2 22 +5.62%
 County Commission     
City
 Colorado Springs    478,961
 Fountain    29,802
 Manitou Springs    4,858
Town
 Calhan    762
 Green Mountain Falls  *   646
 Monument    10,399
 Palmer Lake    2,636
 Ramah    111
Census Designated Place
 Air Force Academy    6,608
 Black Forest    15,097
 Cascade-Chipita Park    1,628
 Cimarron Hills    19,311
 Ellicott    1,248
 Fort Carson    17,693
 Gleneagle    6,649
 Peyton    214
 Rock Creek Park    68
 Security-Widefield    38,639
 Stratmoor    6,518
 Woodmoor    9,536
Unincorporated
 Alta Vista     
 Crystola     
 Eastonville     
 Falcon     
 La Foret     
 Rush     
 Truckton     
 Yoder     
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
 Colorado Springs-Pueblo, CO     

Sub-Races
% Of Total VotesOfficeEl Paso WinnerYrEl Paso Votes% of Sub% Vs. Full Race
11.36% Governor   Heidi Ganahl 22 144,384 50.66% +11.47%
11.37% Secretary of State   Pam Anderson 22 151,345 53.59% +11.51%
11.31% Treasurer   Lang Sias 22 153,352 55.44% +12.41%
11.26% Attorney General   John Kellner 22 153,731 55.37% +12.36%
11.93% President   Donald J. Trump 24 203,933 53.53% +10.38%
11.65% Senate Class II   Cory Gardner 20 212,057 56.26% +12.09%
11.37% Senate Class III   Joe O'Dea 22 149,995 52.76% +11.49%
1.12% CO - District 04   Lauren Boebert 24 3,882 77.07% +23.43%
0.08% CO - District 07   Brittany Pettersen 24 198 55.00% -0.33%
11.35% At-Large   Dan Maloit 22 152,799 55.47% +12.43%
100.00% District 5   Steven J. Durham 22 157,068 58.39% +0.00%
1.15% District 4   Frank McNulty 22 3,301 84.32% +20.35%
100.00% CO Senate 11   Thomas "Tony" Exum, Sr. 22 20,258 49.94% +0.00%
38.82% CO Senate 35   Rodney Pelton 22 23,668 77.46% +3.16%
11.60% Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District   Yes 22 167,273 64.63% -2.75%
11.53% Amendment E - Homestead Exemption   Yes 22 241,056 87.15% -0.78%
11.58% Amendment F - Charitable Gaming   No 22 166,906 62.93% +3.57%
11.42% Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction   Yes 22 203,579 73.57% +8.33%
11.43% Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi   No 22 151,728 54.88% +8.52%
11.41% Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing   No 22 147,545 53.58% +6.18%
11.41% Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses   No 22 174,317 63.58% +1.26%
11.39% Proposition 125 - Wine Sales   Yes 22 146,207 52.83% +2.25%
11.41% Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery   No 22 145,522 52.66% +1.52%
11.26% 067: Fetal Personhood   No 14 114,174 50.72% -14.15%
11.24% 105: Label Genetically Modified Food   No 14 146,413 64.76% -0.71%
11.44% Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals   Yes 22 141,141 50.56% -6.19%
11.53% Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects   Yes 22 195,736 71.63% -0.29%
11.45% Amendment 70   No 16 168,990 53.81% +9.17%
11.47% Amendment 72   No 16 182,821 58.17% +5.11%
11.76% Amendment 76   Yes 20 270,690 72.93% +10.04%
11.74% Amendment 77   Yes 20 203,543 56.61% -3.93%
12.03% Amendment 79 - Constitutional Right to Abortion   Yes 24 193,839 51.98% -9.99%
11.83% Amendment B   Yes 20 193,307 53.99% -3.54%
11.83% Amendment C   Yes 20 193,307 53.99% -3.54%
12.03% Amendment J - Remove Constitutional Same-Sex Marriage Ban Amendment   Yes 24 206,664 55.75% -8.57%
11.28% Domestic Partnerships   No 06 112,190 64.55% +12.21%
11.28% Gay Marriage   Yes 06 116,090 66.21% +11.19%
10.95% Health Care   Yes 10 111,477 59.69% +12.79%
11.34% Legalize Marijuana   Yes 12 141,696 50.00% -5.32%
11.50% Proposition 108   Yes 16 159,753 52.91% -0.35%
10.96% Proposition 112 (Statutory)   No 18 162,445 59.58% +4.46%
11.64% Proposition 113   No 20 218,677 59.76% +12.08%
11.65% Proposition 114   Yes 20 185,854 51.08% +0.17%
11.68% Proposition 115   Yes 20 194,391 52.82% +11.81%
11.67% Proposition 116   Yes 20 243,494 66.27% +8.41%
11.72% Proposition 117   Yes 20 214,329 61.11% +8.56%
11.62% Proposition 118   Yes 20 187,185 51.54% -6.20%
11.96% Proposition 127 - Prohibit Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Bobcats   No 24 194,503 53.28% -1.47%
12.06% Proposition 131 - Establishing All-Candidate Primary and Ranked Choice Voting General Elections   No 24 196,484 54.65% +1.13%
11.64% Proposition EE   Yes 20 232,424 63.18% -4.37%
11.62% Proposition HH - Property Taxes   No 23 131,365 67.39% +8.08%
11.63% Proposition II - Surplus Tax Revenue   Yes 23 118,028 60.63% -6.90%
11.43% State Personnel System   Yes 12 142,424 55.01% -1.34%
11.27% Term Length   No 06 90,037 52.87% -4.22%

County DETAILS
Parents > United States > Colorado > CO Counties  
Websitehttps://www.elpasoco.com/
Established November 01, 1861
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorRP
Last ModifiedBrentinCO December 27, 2018 11:40pm
Description El Paso County lies in east central Colorado and encompasses more than 2,158 square miles – slightly more than twice the area of the state of Rhode Island (excluding Narragansett Bay). While the western portion of El Paso County is extremely mountainous, the eastern part is prairie land where dairy cows and beef cattle are the main source of ranchers’ income. The altitude ranges from about 5,095 feet (1569 m) on the southern border at Black Squirrel Creek to 14,110 feet (4301 m) on the summit of Pikes Peak, near the western boundary. The county seat is located in Colorado Springs.

El Paso County became a territorial county in 1861 before Colorado became a state in 1876.

The natural physical beauty of the area, situated at the base of Pikes Peak and with an uninterrupted view of the Front Range, can be enjoyed by all. The magnificent scenery inspired Katharine Lee Bates to write the poem “America the Beautiful” after her visit here. The mild climate, on average, supplies 285 days of sunshine, 15 inches of rain, 35 inches of snow, and very low levels of humidity.
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VOTER REGISTRATION
Pty Amount % Yr Chg As Of Contributor
Un 215,828 42.80% +8.37% Nov 01, 2020 Bensq1
R 182,161 36.12% +0.04% Nov 01, 2020 Bensq1
D 106,280 21.08% +1.78% Nov 01, 2020 Bensq1

DEMOGRAPHIC
Population
Race
Sex
Demographic Amount % As Of Contributor
Female 302,883 50.10% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Male 301,659 49.90% Jul 01, 2009 RP

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